The rugby sevens scoreboard built for a tournament day.

Fourteen minutes a match, and the next one already warming up.

Sevens is a tournament game. Matches run back to back all day, results reach the control tent on scraps of paper, and someone redraws the groups by hand. By the time the table reaches the noticeboard, the knockout has started. The crowd drifting between pitches never knows which score is which.

How rugby sevens is scored in WR Score.

A match is two halves of 7 minutes, the clock counting up, with 5 minutes of overtime. The game ends after the second half, and a draw stands.

On the Scoreboard each side has a Score key with presses for 2, 3, 5 and 7 points, and a minus for corrections. A Half key moves the game on or back, and the clock starts and stops on the board, with corrections beside it.

The board shows the score, the clock and the half on its main row, and each side's sin-bin, with the player's number and the time, on the second. Each squad has a sheet of 12 rows: every player's number and the points they scored.

Print the team sheet, the scoresheet and the result sheet for each match, or blank scoresheets.

On every screen at the festival.

Hall screens put each match on a big screen by the main pitch, a clubhouse TV or a screen at the food stalls, in your tournament's colours and each screen's shape. Between halves and between matches your sponsors take over, and a sponsor list logs every airing. If the reading pauses, the last score stays up, marked held. The board is never blank.

See Hall screens

On the stream.

A sevens scorebug with the score, the clock and the sin-bin. Line-ups, player cards, statistics and tournament graphics for the groups and the bracket, ready for OBS, vMix and CasparCG. With Live Stream, WR Score goes out itself: a camera or capture card, the score on the picture, to YouTube, Facebook, Twitch or any platform over RTMP or SRT.

For school sevens you cannot film, Radio puts the day on air with commentary alone, or with the live scoreboard as the picture.

Run the whole tournament day.

Enter the clubs, teams, players and referees once. Draw the groups for the morning and the knockout for the afternoon. The group tables work themselves out from each final score with the sport's points and tie-breaks, and the bracket moves every winner on by itself. The day by pitch shows every match in order, and marks a pitch booked twice.

Each pitch's scorer joins by QR code on their own phone, with nothing to install. Posts makes a picture of each result or table in your tournament's look, in four social sizes, never posted automatically.

See the tournament software